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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1977

Page

14

Benton Leaders on All-ECI Boys and Girls Teams

Benton Community placed two players on each of the boys and girls all East Central Iowa conference teams. Marv Bell and Dick Norem were named boys and girls coach of the year. Key selections include Benton’s John Less and Erin Janss on the boys first team and Sheila Lynch and Peg Burke on the girls first team, with unanimity for several picks.

Benton Community Mark Gannon Cedar Rapids Prairie John Lynch Norton Gannon Maiers Lynch Sheila Linn-Mar Peg Burke

North Linn lands four first team spots in Tri Rivers

Coggon North Linn placed two players on both boys and girls first Tri Rivers teams. Seniors Dan Meade and Ray Noonan lead the boys with North Linn also placing from the girls side Sue Light and Cathy O’Brien on the first team alongside Jane Steele and Deb Alden from Central City. North Linn tops both conference standings at 16 0 and 14 2.

North-Linn Steve Tucker Maquoketa Valley Don Zieser North Linn Meade John Crock East Buchanan Robyn Sampson Edgewood-Colesburg Barb Putz Stormont Janet Zeller Springville Jean Lange Kathy Ironside

Woolfolk tops Iowa conference in scoring and rebounding

Keith Woolfolk of Upper Iowa led the Iowa conference with 24.4 points and 15.2 rebounds per game as his team went 5-9 in league play. Central claimed the title with an 11-3 record, its first league crown since 1936, while Dennis Van Wyk led in field goal percentage and Wartburg's Jeff Werling led in free throw accuracy.

Waverly Upper Iowa Keith Woolfolk Iowa Woolfolk Central Dennis van Wyk Wartburg Jeff Werling Mt. Vernon

Iowa Canoe Assn Seeks Members and Local Artists

A Cedar Rapids article notes the newly formed Iowa Canoe Assn led by John Cage aims to promote canoeing safety and river preservation in Iowa with plans for education and a sanctioned race. It lists board members and contact info for joining. The piece also profiles Cedar Rapids artist Carl Phelps, his wildlife focus, and an upcoming Ducks Unlimited show in Kansas City. It closes with a brief update on deer hunting prosecutions and the 1977 fishing regulations distribution.

Carl Phelps Cedar Rapids John Cage Fifteenth Avenue SW Iowa Canoe Assn Iowa Canoe Association Maquoketa North Olive Carl Ryan Larry Dessner Walt Mayer Dan Shireman Greg Crawford Central City Earl Brimeyer Asbury Dick Hunt Camanche Cage Phelps Ducks Unlimited Kansas City Waterloo Illinois Colorado Springs Davenport Iowa Conservationist

Bentrim Leads Northern Iowa to Semifinals in NCAA Di

Cedar Falls reports Gary Bentrim the 142-pound defending champ and Dick Briggs the 150-pounder head a five man Northern Iowa squad into the NCAA Division I semifinals as they advance. The event features teams like Bakersfield Northern Iowa North Dakota State Eastern Michigan Augustana South Illinois and Springfield Mass with top weights highlighted.

Cole Bakersfield Northern Iowa North Dakota State Eastern Minors Augustana S$.d Southern Illinois Northern Michigan Central Oklahoma Springfield Mass Mankato State Cedar Falls Gary Bentrim Dick Briggs

Zender Leads Florida Citrus Open After Two Rounds

Zender, a 28 year old Chicago stockbroker turned pro, shot a five under par 67 to take a one stroke lead at 136 after two rounds of the Florida Citrus Open in Orlando. Joe Inman and Bill Rogers sit one and two shots back as Ken Still and Bob Crissy card 69 and 68 respectively.

Orlando, Fla Bob Zender Chicago Illinois U.S Zender Rio Pinar Country Club Joe Inman Bill Rogers Ken Still Bob Crissy Crissy Pompano Beach Fla

Busy Kohawk Trackmen Favored by Odds in Indoor Meet

Cue, the odds-on favorite to win the Midwest conference indoor track title, will field six workhorses in three events as the Kohawks seek early dominance.

Cue

Iowa Glass 4th In Bowling Tourney

Iowa Glass of Cedar Rapids finished fourth with 3 078 pins at Jubilee Lanes in a 28-team no handicap event won by R J Pro Shop of Sioux City with 3 255. E and S Electrical Contractors staged a $500 winner take all final series with E and S (3087) defeating Sioux City (2766). Top E and S bowlers were Steve Kreutzer 666 and Chuck Farris 647. Engle plans moving the E and S Open to early December to avoid tournament rushes.

Wayne Engle E and S Electrical Contractors R and J Pro Shop Sioux City Dubuque Waterloo Iowa Glass Cedar Rapids Jubilee Lanes Steve Kreutzer Chuck Farris Engle

Briggs and Bentrim Vie for Semis in MIDome Showdown

At the Mid-America wrestling meet in the MIDome, former Cedar Rapids Jefferson stars Bentrim and Briggs reach the semifinals facing seeded foes Ray Yocum and Rob Balsch of Cal-Bakersfield. Bakersfield leads with six semifinalists as UNI trails with several wrestlers in the hunt for team title contention.

Bentrim Briggs Cedar Rapids Jefferson Ray Yocum California-Bakersfield Rob Balsch Cal-Bakersfield Bakersfield Northern Iowa Dave Prehm Keith Ed Herman Chuck Patten Panthers Bentrim-Briggs Mike Bull UNI Jeff Melvin Scott Rollings Hal Turner Wrestlebacks Amateur Wrestling News Cal Bakersfield Dave Weeks Tennessee-Chattanooga Greg Waggoner Western State Steve West Central Mississippi

North Carolina Tops North Carolina State in ACC Play

Walter Davis scored 22 points and Phil Ford 17 as top seeded North Carolina defeated North Carolina State 70 to 56 in the ACC tournament second round in Greensboro North Carolina Kenny Carr led the Wolfpack with 18 points and Steve Walker had 10 John Kuester added 13 for the Tar Heels and Virginia faced Clemson next with the winner advancing to the final.

Greensboro N.C Walter Davis Phil Ford North Carolina North Carolina State Virginia Clemson Kenny Carr Wolfpack Steve Walker John Kuester

Oklahoma State forfeits nine games in sanctions

The Big Eight ruled Oklahoma State must forfeit nine basketball games and lose one scholarship after an investigation found Ricky Daniel received athletically related aid while ineligible. Commissioner Chuck Nevias stated Daniel did not engage in dishonest action, but benefited from ineligible aid and competition.

Kansas City Oklahoma State University Ricky Daniel Chuck Nevias Big Eight Daniel Ronnie Daniel

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The Randy Norton J.C. Regina I.C. Regina Kyle Maiers Dyers Beckman Erin Janss Benton C.R. Prairie John Less Gary Fries Tom Goedken Jim Jones Benton Comm Ralph Bechcka John Ross Jeff Kriegel Pat Milke Dave Hernandez CR Prairie Sheila Lynch Denise Kintzel Sue Stoppels Andi Noeller Kim Gardemann Kathy Donnelly C.R C.R Regis, 5-2 Senior; Mary Meek, C.R. LaSalle Linda Freie Connie Winn C.R. Regis Debra Corrigan C.R. LaSalle Kim Prusha Joyce Weeg Ann Daniel Kim Tiernan Linn- Mar Neil Sullivan Penni Sebastian Cindy Hawes Karen Anderson Cheri Lee Lori Mercil Teresa McArtor Connie Shogren Donna Loop Caprice Hotthaus Gazette Tom Merryman Dan Meade Mark Meyer Ed-Co May. Valley Tom Caudill Dave Zieser Ray Noonan N-L Mark Anderson Byron Peyton Norville Hoynes Greg Stimson Spring Gregg Smith Alburnett Dave Preuss Dave Kubik Jeff Schwiebert Chuck Meichert Mark Robinson Mark Wynthein Randy Tritle Jane Steele Sue Light Cathy O'Brien Janice Hargraten Deb Alden Judy Salow Daria Smith Alb Brenda Spinner Roxanne Enos Delaine Bockenstedt Kim Engelken Mary Stephenson Linda Stone Jane Gallery Sharee Stodcia Jean Siebert Gino Schulte Randa Cherry Kathy Stimson Suzanne Akers Deanna Bond aI’s Canoe Assn I Avenue NW Norman Rockwell Rockwell Milton Risbeck Richard James Risbeck Arlen Risbeck Wayne County Kohawk Grinnell Kohawks Tom Meade Williamsburg Wayne Phillips Bill Kelly Ken Mullen Kelly Vic McCray Mullen Coe Russ Phillips Steve Kennedy Ekido Macauley Kennedy Kent Pilcher Mark Nelson Gary Crawford Mike Albers Tom Goszewski John Hearn Jeff Baughman Pauline Thiersch Tommy Tucker Realty Broulie Bros. Inc Ray Rakevich Puget Sound Stangen Berg Michigan Larry Edwards Florida International Gilsdorf Tom Flaherty S.C Rick Jensen South Dakota State Jack Eustice Eustice Jensen Randy Batten Tennesee- Chattanooga Batten N.C. State Oklahoma State C.R. Transmission Automotive Transmission Specialists 8Th Ave Mercury
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